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He added that TPG's investment strategy was to "stay away from impossible governments and impossible tax regimes," citing India as a difficult country in which to pull off big deals.

Former Czech president and Soviet-era dissident Vaclav Havel yesterday called Belarus "the last European truly dictatorial regime", citing violations of human rights and suppression of the opposition.

Some MPs have called for Cameron to target business figures close to Putin's regime, citing Roman Abramovich, the owner of Chelsea football club, Alisher Usmanov, who holds a stake in Arsenal, and Mikhail Fridman, who runs the £18bn investment vehicle LetterOne Group, which has offices on Park Lane.

In July, saying that the Obama administration had "decided it can no longer provide foreign military financing appropriated in the current fiscal year to Rwanda," the United States announced – for the first time since 1994 – that it was suspending military aid to the Kagame regime, citing "evidence that Rwanda is implicated in the provision of support to Congolese rebel groups, including M23".

Many activists have expressed fears that the military may use the crisis to restore oppressive aspects of the Mubarak regime, citing attacks on journalists and the increasing intolerance of criticism of the army.

Meanwhile, earlier in the July 2004 Select Committee on Intelligence report, it is noted that KSM was "unaware of any collaborative relationship between al-Qaida and the former Iraqi regime, citing ideological disagreements as an impediment to closer ties.

Some posit that PBSUCCESS squelched any chance for a stable Guatemalan government, citing the subsequent five regimes as more unstable and repressive than the Arbenz regime.

Foreign Office Minister John Battle, describing Myanmar's military rulers as a "disgraceful regime," cited what he said was a record of killings, forced relocations, forced labor, lack of press freedoms and repression of minorities.